Search: Asian Studies - General, 1999
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€1,890.00$2,680.00
Inventories to collections concerning Asia and Oceania found in archives in the Netherlands. The inventories filmed are for collections listed in the book "Sources of the History of Asia and Oceania in the Netherlands" compiled by F.G.P. Jaquet.
€90,510.00$128,600.00
Since the sixteenth century, the beginning of the modern period of expansion, travel literature has recorded what was seen, mapped and could be useful for the world. Today these accounts still form an inexhaustable source of data for researchers, ranging form anthropologists and historians of ...
€10,707.00$15,213.00
Since the sixteenth century, the beginning of the modern period of expansion, travel literature has recorded what was seen, mapped and could be useful for the world. Today these accounts still form an inexhaustable source of data for researchers, ranging form anthropologists and historians of ...
€1,196.00$1,699.00
Since the sixteenth century, the beginning of the modern period of expansion, travel literature has recorded what was seen, mapped and could be useful for the world. Today these accounts still form an inexhaustable source of data for researchers, ranging form anthropologists and historians of ...
€20,700.00$29,412.00
Since the sixteenth century, the beginning of the modern period of expansion, travel literature has recorded what was seen, mapped and could be useful for the world. Today these accounts still form an inexhaustable source of data for researchers, ranging form anthropologists and historians of ...
€17,262.00$24,526.00
Since the sixteenth century, the beginning of the modern period of expansion, travel literature has recorded what was seen, mapped and could be useful for the world. Today these accounts still form an inexhaustable source of data for researchers, ranging form anthropologists and historians of ...
€40,647.00$57,754.00
Since the sixteenth century, the beginning of the modern period of expansion, travel literature has recorded what was seen, mapped and could be useful for the world. Today these accounts still form an inexhaustable source of data for researchers, ranging form anthropologists and historians of ...